I found this infographic on Twiends.com, a site dedicated to helping you get more Twitter followers. There are more than 30 action items for you to do to make your social network more visible to a targeted audience:

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Having a thousand, even millions of Twitter followers is one of the greatest goals a Twitter user especially a company brand can be proud of but percentage of conversion is what matters.
i have tried twiends but i found the same results using socialmediaexplode plus it has a ton more that i wanted like youtube subscribers
@FBLikeExchange1 Sometime 100 followers does more good than 1000 followers. Targeted followers is what mean to say.
Hootesuite.com: With hootesuite, you can easily manage multiple social media accounts in one dashboard. Socialbakers.com: Allows fan page admins to measure, compare, and contrast the success of their social media campaigns with competitors. Socialkik.com: Grow fans and followers using socialkik.com which allows you to get facebook, twitter, and youtube marketing.
@cindywallace443 Hootsuite is much better.
@web2updates thanks for sharing! @SavvySexySocial
all really good ideas on how to properly use twitter. Unfortunately this was not something I started out doing. I need to create some new twitter accounts!
@IngridCole why do you need more? How is the grown of your current account going?
Beanstalks,Parrots, and Mushrooms oh my! Simply amazing information! I really enjoyed the portions of including your twitter handle offline like the "other ideas" section on the bottom of the Infographic. I call these "social props"
I once saw a business create a Facebook URL and Twitter Handle stamp and would stamp it on on the receipts they would print out.
@JacobkCurtis I love that idea! If I had a retail shop I would TOTALLY look into that.
@jaYdEeYoung thanks for sharing, Justin! Have a great rest of your weekend.